Day 230 – Chronological Bible in One Year Devotion From Ezekiel 10, Ezekiel 11, Ezekiel 12, and Ezekiel 13:
Ezekiel’s visions continue with the glory of God departing from the temple (Ezekiel 10), a sober reminder that sin drives away His presence. Leaders plotted evil, false prophets deceived with empty visions, and the people ignored warnings. Yet, in the midst of judgment, God promised renewal—a new heart and a new spirit.
This is the hope of restoration. God does not leave His people in despair; He transforms them from within. A heart of stone—cold, stubborn, unyielding—is replaced with a heart of flesh—tender, responsive, and alive to God’s will. His Spirit empowers us to walk in obedience and truth.
Today, we are called to examine our hearts. Do we carry hardness, resistance, or spiritual apathy? God offers renewal through Christ and His Spirit. Our part is to yield, to listen, and to trust Him to reshape us into people who reflect His glory in a broken world.
Prayer: Lord, take away every hardness in my heart and replace it with a heart of flesh that loves and obeys You. Fill me with Your Spirit, so I may walk faithfully, speak truth, and live as a witness of Your presence in all I do. In Jesus' name, Amen.
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